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STUDY OF NOSES.
Various Kinds Observed in the Senate and
what They Seem to Indicate.

dowdGs. perfectly straight, not a defec-
tiol .roadens and rounds at the
enG, lis cut in such bold lines thatit
givss me impression of having been
hewh rather than nodded. 1t is the
nose of essentially good-tempered,
self-composed man who bides his time,
but gets there all the same. 1t is the
opposite of busy, fussy nose.
The Senator-elcct from Virginia,
Daniel. has one of the most remarkable
of the national noses. 1t is one-third
the length of his face. The line from
the forehead to the end of the nose is
uninterrupted, indicating II very high
order of mind. The profile is aristo-
cratic. Large, delicately-curved nos
tIils stand out from the face. Less
powerful than that of Evarts, but not
less eloquent. Prominent as the nose
is, its tip and the base of the chin are
i'll line. This nose should be carefully
studied.
Wade Hampton has prejudiced and
irritable nose. 1t started on its career
as an aquiline, but half way changed
and became nasal appendage of the
modified bottle type. 1t does not indi-
cate the brain expressed by his we'll
rounded head. His bristling, military
mustache, which blends into his side
whiskers, gives him an air of fierce
ness.
Beck's nose seems to emit Scotch
accent. 1t is of the Reynard type of
nose. A wary nose. Not refined, but
strong, indicating great energy. 1t is
IN irrepressible nose.
Senator Vance has very nearly a
plump nose; short, in keeping with his
round, plump physiognomy.
Senator Sawyer has business nose.
1t is the nose of a man who deliber-
ately plans his line of action and car
ries it out in strict accordance with his
Just conceptions. Here we have a con-
genial, cheerful, business nose. Sena-
tor Stanfords nose is trihe melan-
choly, and droops more than Sawyer's.
Senator Frye has large nose. 1t is
the first thing you notice about his
face. 1t is a sharp, shrewd, direct
nose. 1t might be said of it that, like
his speech, his nose is well emphasized.
1t stands out well from his face. 1t il
a nose of facts and common-sensC
rather than of fancies and fne-spur
theories. 1t is nose capable of judg
ing a good dinner. There is touch o.
rugged New England honesty about
Frye's nose, and it has a "mean-what
I-say" air about it. Poets and aesthetics
rarely have noses of this kind.
Senator Allison boasts sensible, kind
ly, intelligent nose. 1t is not long, bu
has high bridge and well shaped nos
trils, denoting taste and culture. 1t i
the right sort of nose to tie to anC
follow. 1t is likewise faithful nose.
A truly nice nose, one naturally eX
claims when contemplating the we'll
shaped proboscis of Senator Blair. |
is nose that all successful Sunday
school teachers ought to have. 1t ha
an upward rather than a downwar
turn, indicating lofty aspirations, fait
in his capacity to benefit his fellowmar
1t is truthful nose. Blair has a goo
eye and finely shaped forehead. Their
is dash of pugnacity in his nose, Wis
ible in spite of the delicate and refine
outlines
Senator Cullom has high-shouldere
nose. 1t is long, but not out of pre-
portion with his face. The possesso
of this nose must be described as
: long-headed man. His face is of tn
Lincoln type-sincere, calm, truthfl
and with much rugged ability.
Probably the largest nose, Evat
excepted, in the Senate is that of Sci
t ator Salisbury. Saulsbury's forehea
and nose would have done a great del
I for him if they had not been defeate
by his chin.
Senator Platt has the nose of phi
7 osopher. 1t is thoughtful nose, lon
e and prominent, broad at the nostril
indicating kind disposition and eve
s temper.
y The junior member from Wisconsin
Mr.. Spooner, has one of the mo
pronounced noses in the Senate char
Der. 1t has lofty, broad bridge, al
below a decided arch. 1t is the nose
o an individual thinker. 1t plainly say
+ al am not to be led, but will take tt
It lead" Open nostrils, expressive
It action and enthusiasm. 1t is n modih
It form of the Roman nose. Three shoI
IS decided, perpendicular lines above t
bridge add expression to his ma;
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